Two Of Lynda Jorgensen beautiful flower head cards.
For those of you who have my flowerhead stamp here are two absolutely fantastic cards and I hope when Lynda gets time she can add comments on products used for us all to enjoy. Thank you Linda and hope Cyprus is not too hot for you. xx
Thanks for the comments, time at last to reply - The flower heads were put through an embossing folder once coloured to get the textures, the above card was mede using wax paper to cut a spellbinders die then the wax paper die cut was sandwiched between tow pieces of cardstock (glossy) heat set which melts the wax onto the card, the card was then brayered, the wax resists the dye and gave me this great background for the stamp. The sentiment is by Hero Arts, the bee a discontinued PSX stamp and the fern is a punch. The first card is made using a WS template for the shape, masking tape and a background stamp by Judikins simply stamped in black finish it off.
For those of you who have my flowerhead stamp here are two absolutely fantastic cards and I hope when Lynda gets time she can add comments on products used for us all to enjoy. Thank you Linda and hope Cyprus is not too hot for you. xx 
Those are beautiful cards, especially the first one - some instructions on how it was made would be great!
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Lynda your use of the flowerhead is inspirational - love what you done and I have copied it already!! hugs Leo
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments, time at last to reply - The flower heads were put through an embossing folder once coloured to get the textures, the above card was mede using wax paper to cut a spellbinders die then the wax paper die cut was sandwiched between tow pieces of cardstock (glossy) heat set which melts the wax onto the card, the card was then brayered, the wax resists the dye and gave me this great background for the stamp. The sentiment is by Hero Arts, the bee a discontinued PSX stamp and the fern is a punch. The first card is made using a WS template for the shape, masking tape and a background stamp by Judikins simply stamped in black finish it off.
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